Does uterine fibroid surgery require curettage? Under what circumstances does uterine fibroid surgery require curettage?

As a gynecological disease, uterine fibroids have attracted widespread attention from the medical community at home and abroad. Due to the high incidence and complex course of uterine fibroids, it brings a lot of trouble to the treatment. So, do you know what you should pay attention to before uterine fibroid surgery? How to treat uterine fibroids?

Conservative treatment with traditional Chinese medicine can achieve good results for early stage uterine fibroids, but for severe uterine fibroids in the middle and late stages, drug treatment is not effective, and Western medicine surgery has become their favorite method. For patients with uterine fibroids, the following points should be noted before surgery:

1. Doctors need to fully communicate with patients and their families, explain the indications for uterine fibroid surgery, what surgery is needed, why the surgery is needed, and inform them of the possible risks, benefits, side effects and complications of the surgery. Patiently accept questions raised by patients, explain, eliminate patients' concerns, and correct some misunderstandings and wrong ideas.

2. Cervical cytology examination must be performed before uterine fibroid surgery, or even cervical canal scraping surgery to rule out cervical cancer.

3. For patients with uterine fibroids who have excessive, long or frequent menstruation, they may be accompanied by anemia. Preoperative curettage should be performed to exclude malignant tumors, and bleeding should be controlled by hormone therapy, and iron supplements should be given to correct anemia. Few patients need blood transfusions. After all, most patients are more worried about blood transfusions.

If patients with uterine fibroids choose surgical treatment, they should closely observe changes in the vagina. Once the above-mentioned abnormal uterine fibroid symptoms appear, they should go to the hospital for examination immediately to avoid other complications caused by the surgery.